The chair was his grandfather's and had been re-stained and re-covered years ago, but had been in storage and was starting to look a little (a lot) sad.
I sanded and sanded some more.
Then I spray painted it with four entire cans of Rustoleum in Gloss Ivory.
That old wood just soaked in the paint.
That old wood just soaked in the paint.
After the paint was completely dry, I sanded and sanded some more again to really accent the detail work on the wood.
Then I added some fresh padding to the seat and recovered it with a staple gun and my husband's help-- he pulled the fabric tight while I stapled it in place.
The last step was to hot glue the new trim around the edges.
I like it.
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I like it too! Huge improvement!
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I LOVE IT!
ReplyDeleteThat is gorgeous!!! Hard to believe it's the same chair!
ReplyDeleteThat looks so great!! I want one! :)
ReplyDeletegreat job it looks gorgeous
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! You did a wonderful job!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE it! What a cool chair and so fun that you were able to refresh a family heirloom!
ReplyDeleteI love this makeover! Your blog is darling!
ReplyDeleteGreat transformation. Visiting from T&J
ReplyDeleteWow, what a gorgeous chair!
ReplyDeleteLove it! And the fabric too! Where did you find that fabric! Great job!
ReplyDeleteI love that chair!! Great job!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!! What a great job you did! It looks like the kids like it too!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous...I adore the animal print against the old-world wood...just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteFantastic! I would LOVE something like this in my living room!
ReplyDeletewow - you invigorated that chair with an entirely new life, so impressive!! it turned out fantastic!!
ReplyDeleteOh, it is fabulous!!! Especially with those cute little boys of yours!
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